hollanda88
Fish Addict
Does anyone reccomend an extra lighting unit for the fluval roma 90 as i believe that 0.3 W per litre is quite low and my plants are showing it
andrew
andrew
its good for quite a few low light plants, if i were you id buy the arcadia I bar 70cm (i think its that length?) the tank i meanDoes anyone reccomend an extra lighting unit for the fluval roma 90 as i believe that 0.3 W per litre is quite low and my plants are showing it
andrew
You could go more, but keep in mind, if you go over 2WPG, then you will start to need to inject Co2 into the water. You dont want too much light and not enough Co2, this will only lead to improper plant growth due to the plants lack of the ability to perform photosynthesis properly, and it can also lead to other problems. Unhealthy plants = Possible algae growth.Does anyone reccomend an extra lighting unit for the fluval roma 90 as i believe that 0.3 W per litre is quite low and my plants are showing it
andrew
i would stay under 1.5 WPG of T8s if you dont want to inject CO2
???with T5 you get more light for ya watt, so they are effectively cheaperi would stay under 1.5 WPG of T8s if you dont want to inject CO2
already got a co2 unitlol
EDIT: i know i have this going on 2 threads now but whats the real difference between t8 and t5???
Which are better if any?
with T5 you get more light for ya watt, so they are effectively cheaperi would stay under 1.5 WPG of T8s if you dont want to inject CO2
already got a co2 unitlol
EDIT: i know i have this going on 2 threads now but whats the real difference between t8 and t5???
Which are better if any?
all low light plants.with T5 you get more light for ya watt, so they are effectively cheaperi would stay under 1.5 WPG of T8s if you dont want to inject CO2
already got a co2 unitlol
EDIT: i know i have this going on 2 threads now but whats the real difference between t8 and t5???
Which are better if any?
So will most plants do ok with a 2X15W T8 set up and fertalisers
all low light plants.

go on plantgeek.com and look at low light plants
go on plantgeek.com and look at low light plants
just taken a few photos and im now uploading them but its taking time lol
andrew